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Satyr
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2/04
Posted - Feb 12 2004 : 8:36PM
I have been searching for unedited golden age classics (i.e. Barbara Broadcast, The Private Afternoons of Pamela Mann, etc...) for some time. VCA has done an excellent job in restoring some of these classics but they are censored.

I cannot understand why the executives at VCA felt that ANY of the scenes needed to be edited... they are MILD when compared to adult movies that are being LEGALLY made and LEGALLY sold today.

Could someone please let me know if there is any place that offers golden age classics in their unedited entirety.

Saki
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Posted - Feb 12 2004 : 9:47PM
Satyr
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11 Posts
2/04
Posted - Feb 12 2004 : 11:41PM
Thank you for the links.

I have read VCAs reasons for censoring these movies but I find them difficult to believe.

Anyone who does any shopping for adult films will find that movies made today go way beyond what is being censored from the golden age classics.

I cannot believe that a company can film and market golden shower, scat, vomit, bondage, S&M, torture, etc. films but the golden age classics can't be released uncensored.

Even if their reasons are legitimate, and they are never released uncensored again, there were many copies sold before the edits were made and I would love to find them... so if anyone knows where they can be found please let me know.

Edited by - satyr on 2/12/2004 11:47:58 PM

Saki
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Posted - Feb 13 2004 : 12:01AM
I don't believe that VCA produces or markets "golden shower, scat, vomit, bondage, S&M, torture, etc. films." The fact that other companies do is a function of those other companies' decisions to do so. As Extreme Associates (and probably others to come) found out, pushing the envelope is not without risk. The safer a company plays things, the less likely it is that the government comes after them.

Whether that translates into lost sales remains to be seen. I would suspect that it doesn't really matter. Look at Vivid...they edited a lot of their titles just to save a few bucks, but despite customer outrage, they seem to be doing just fine.

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